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Microsoft Access for Beginners
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This new eBook edition includes all of the chapters you see here on Drewslair.com along with supplemental articles and two entirely new chapters. All material has been thoroughly reviewed and updated with a brand new sample application available as a free download here on Drewslair.com. A special edition of the JobSearch 2010 application has been designed specifically for use with this new edition of the series. The design mode in this example database is completely open and available for you to browse and experiment with as you read through the updated tutorials.
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Check out the Table of Contents...
| Chapter | Subject |
| Introduction | |
| Using the Sample Database | Intro to JobSearch 2010 |
| Interface Guide | Differences between Microsoft Access versions |
| Chapter I - Creating the Database | Getting started with a new Access application |
| Chapter II - Organizing the Data | Understanding Data Normalization |
| Chapter III - Building the Tables | Setting field and table properties |
| Chapter IV - Writing the Queries | Using Access queries to read and manipulate data |
| Chapter V - Understanding SQL | An introduction to Structured Query Language |
| Chapter VI - Designing the Forms | Using Access forms to build an effective user interface |
| Chapter VII - Generating the Reports | Presenting data to users with the Access reporting system |
| Chapter VIII - Automating the Interface | Creating macros to automate tasks in your application |
| Appendix I - "Where do I go from here?" | Moving beyond Microsoft Access into an I.T. career |
| Appendix II - Information Security in Microsoft Access | Protecting your data and knowing when Access is no longer the right tool |
| Appendix III - Using Lookup Fields | Using the lookup functions in Access to supply the necessary values |
| Appendix IV - Glossary | An explanation of terms used in Microsoft Access for Beginners |
The Kindle edition contains over 150 printed pages of material on all the subjects that you see here with screenshots and references to the sample application to help clarify the concepts presented.
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Microsoft Access for Beginners
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